righthanders
Most people's dominant
People who use their right hand for writing and most tasks.
Most humans are righthanders—roughly ninety percent.
In sports, a righthander throws or bats with the right hand: The team's pitching rotation includes three righthanders.
Also spelled right-handers.
Favoring one's port side
- southpawLeft-handed person, informally
- ambidextrousSkilled with both hands
- lateralityDominant side tendency
- handednessPreferred limb dominance
State of being widespread
- mainstreamDominant cultural current
- normAccepted behavioral standard
- majorityOver half of total
- commonalityShared characteristic among things
standard · typicality · population · widespread · ubiquity · average · conventional · predominance
Pivoted twin-blade cutter
- can-openerDevice for unsealing tins
- notebookBlank pages for jottings
- guitarFretted stringed instrument
- mouseSmall gnawing mammal
desk · peeler · spiral-bound · cello · violin · joystick · ergonomic · ladle
Ease of approach
- accommodationShelter or housing provided
- calligraphyOrnamental handwriting art
- penmanshipSkill of forming letters
- turnstileRotating single-passage barrier
left-handedness
Favoring one's port side
- southpawLeft-handed person, informally
- ambidextrousSkilled with both hands
- lateralityDominant side tendency
handedness · chirality · cross-dominance · neurological · cerebral
prevalence
State of being widespread
- mainstreamDominant cultural current
- normAccepted behavioral standard
- majorityOver half of total
commonality · standard · typicality · population · widespread · ubiquity · average · conventional · predominance · statistical
scissors
Pivoted twin-blade cutter
- can-openerDevice for unsealing tins
- notebookBlank pages for jottings
- guitarFretted stringed instrument
mouse · desk · peeler · spiral-bound · cello · violin · joystick · ergonomic · ladle · corkscrew
accessibility
Ease of approach
- accommodationShelter or housing provided
- calligraphyOrnamental handwriting art
- penmanshipSkill of forming letters